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District plans to split special-education bus route to cut ride times
Summary
The superintendent told the board that with a new bus driver onboarding, the district plans to split its in-district special-education route starting in early December to significantly reduce student ride times.
During the Nov. 4 meeting, the superintendent reported a transportation change meant to reduce long rides for special-education students: with a new bus driver onboarding, the district "will have the opportunity to split our in-district special education route. This will significantly reduce the ride time for our special education students." The administration hopes to start the split route in early December.
The update was presented as part of the superintendent's communications rather than as an action item; no vote or budget amendment was recorded in the minutes. The change depends on staffing (a new driver currently onboarding) and operational planning by the transportation department, which was listed on the agenda under Transportation: Corinna Horton.
